November 4, 2014 Southwest Airlines Offers Free Streaming of Apple’s Beats Music Service by BRIAN X. CHEN By BRIAN X. CHEN Airplanes are becoming more like electronics retail stores, where you can try things out before you buy them. The latest…
November 4, 2014 N.S.A. Director Makes Another Visit to Silicon Valley by NICOLE PERLROTH By NICOLE PERLROTH The tough encryption added to Apple’s iPhones made bad relations between tech companies and the intelligence community even worse in recent…
November 3, 2014 Dell’s Life After Wall Street by QUENTIN HARDY By QUENTIN HARDY A year after a grueling fight with the investor Carl C. Icahn, Michael S. Dell says he is very happy to…
November 3, 2014 Europe Shifts on Priorities for Telecoms by MARK SCOTT By MARK SCOTT The new European Commission is prioritizing more investment and costlier Internet and cellphone services rather than affordability and antitrust concerns. Published:…
November 3, 2014 Monster Moves to Restore a Faded Job Search Brand by VINDU GOEL By VINDU GOEL Monster, which revolutionized online job hunting in the 1990s, is trying to reinvent itself for the era of Twitter and Facebook…
November 3, 2014 Microsoft’s New Fitness Tracking Device Is a Welcome Surprise by MOLLY WOOD By MOLLY WOOD Molly Wood tries out the new wearable device and finds that it may be the most flexible of its kind on…
November 2, 2014 F.C.C. Weighs Backup System for 911 by EDWARD WYATT By EDWARD WYATT The proposal comes after the commission has noticed an increase in the number of 911 system outages in recent months. Published:…
November 1, 2014 Turning the PC Into a DVR by J. D. BIERSDORFER By J. D. BIERSDORFER Plus, donating a Windows XP computer. Published: October 30, 2014 at 08:00PM from NYT Technology http://ift.tt/1wO2m3X via IFTTT
November 1, 2014 Samsung Reports Lowest Profit in 3 Years by REUTERS By REUTERS With a decline in its third-quarter smartphone business, the South Korean company was on track for its worst year since 2011. Published:…
November 1, 2014 In China, Internet Czar Is Taking a Blunt Tone by PAUL MOZUR By PAUL MOZUR As China’s Internet czar, Lu Wei has spoken out on rules for regulating smartphones and about taking on foreign Internet companies….